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June 6th, 01:59 PM
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reuseable paintballs
Ok so i am looking into gettin reuseable paintballs and i noticed 2 kinds one which are rubber balls and the other which are basically foam balls. I want to know which ones are better i would think the rubber ones because you could actually tell that your hit and foam ones would you be able to tell? also would the foam ones shoot out of your barrel right like once they get out would they be too light and be unaccurate??
i am leaning toward the rubber ones but i want to make sure
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June 6th, 02:12 PM
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If i were you i would get the rubber ones or dont get reusable paintballs at all because they are kind of a waste of money
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June 6th, 02:14 PM
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Keep in mind, these things are generally meant for just shooting practice... they're not meant to replace real paintballs.
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June 6th, 02:28 PM
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Yeah, and I really wouldnt want to look for them all after a game. Its an overall BAD idea to use other then target practice...as drktamer said.
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June 6th, 02:50 PM
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The rubber ones you are thinking of are t-balls by rufus, and are for TARGET PRACTICE ONLY. They are not meant to be fired at people, because they are too hard. Also they require a special lube to keep them loading. The "foam" ones are reballs. There are reball target balls, and reball rental balls. The target balls are harder and intended only for practicing snapshooting etc.. with non human targets. The rental balls are meant to be used in game situations, but aren't practical outdoors, because they would be hard to collect afterwards. They weigh exactly as much as an average paintball, and are supposed to feel about like a being hit by a paintball. Unless you have your own indoor field there isn't much point in investing in reballs. You could get the target ones if you want to save paint/mess for practicing, just don't get t-balls. The lube is a hastle, and with reballs all you have to do is rinse them off when you're done.
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June 6th, 06:09 PM
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Reballs.
They bounce around like crazy though so expect to lose some even indoors.
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June 6th, 06:30 PM
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the rubber ones are dangerous if shot at close distances
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June 6th, 06:44 PM
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^and paintballs arent?
theyre reballs, theyre cool.
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June 6th, 06:52 PM
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i got mine from rufus dawg... they art **** pure **** jams the gun wont fire not fun...
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June 6th, 07:20 PM
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im talkin about the Rufus Dawg ones that will bounce back and hit you
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